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Not a single @ss shot.
Oops, those pics I posted weren't hi-res
Here are the same ones in hi-res, 300dpi (about 4000 x 2600 each)
Well it looks well nice.Love Lewis's comment about i was pushing for a higher nose ,so i can see it this year
Im sure I read on twitter (it was actually on the sky1 launch feed), that lewis said.....We have slightly bigger wing mirrrors this year, which Massa will be happy about..
Very sleek car. Looks great! Unlike last season, I love the car at first sight...and hopefully it's a winner from Australia onwards!
Not a single @ss shot.
as in the *censored* industry you won't get them unless on track, they are the money shots!
Not a single @ss shot.
as in the *censored* industry you won't get them unless on track, they are the money shots!
Some shots of the rear are on the official F1 website.
you won't see their diffuser to the first test.I'm so glad the McLaren MP4-27 hasn't got an 'ugly bump' on it's nose
Ferrari have been forced to cancel the official presentation of their new Formula 1 car because of heavy snow at their Italian base in Maranello.
Instead, the new car will be unveiled on Ferrari's website, ferrarif1.com.
"The decision was taken because of the weather conditions and the difficulties facing the 300 or so people due to attend," a statement read.
The team hope the as yet unnamed 2012 car will be a title contender this campaign after a difficult 2011. Fernando Alonso's victory at the British Grand Prix was Ferrari's only win of last season. It was a poor return after the Spaniard narrowly missed out on the title in his first season with Ferrari in 2010.
The team have admitted they need to tackle a culture of creeping conservatism in the design office, and have promised a more adventurous design following a reshuffle of their technical team.
Ferrari have been forced to cancel the official presentation of their new Formula 1 car because of heavy snow at their Italian base in Maranello.
Instead, the new car will be unveiled on Ferrari's website, ferrarif1.com.
"The decision was taken because of the weather conditions and the difficulties facing the 300 or so people due to attend," a statement read.
The team hope the as yet unnamed 2012 car will be a title contender this campaign after a difficult 2011. Fernando Alonso's victory at the British Grand Prix was Ferrari's only win of last season. It was a poor return after the Spaniard narrowly missed out on the title in his first season with Ferrari in 2010.
The team have admitted they need to tackle a culture of creeping conservatism in the design office, and have promised a more adventurous design following a reshuffle of their technical team.
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